European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 19, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday a Ril 19, 1992 the stars and stripes c Page 27 a amp  entrants in the stars and stripes 50th anniversary 10 and 5-Khometer runs set sail  Griesheim , a Furt runners ticketed for their wins Griesheim Germany a a naut a John Reynolds breezed through a Field of 239 runners saturday to claim first place and a trip to the states in the stars and stripes 50th anniversary 10-Kilome-tcr Rabbit run Reynolds 24, a dental specialist assigned to the 92nd medical det clocked 30 minutes 44.41 seconds. Bill Kaemmer of Wei Brincken the top male finisher in the 30-44 age group came in second almost a minute behind at 31 40.74, Baum holders Gladstone ten Hue finished third at 32.16.17. Reynolds win claimed the menus top prize a roundtrip tickets to anywhere in the Continental . From Delta air lines. A the course was Nice a said Rey nolds. A but it was Rainy very Rainy. In be run a 30 50 before but this was my Best time  Reynolds who recently failed to qualify for All army Cross country saw the win As a bit of Consolation. A a it a great a he said. A we still get to go to the . A the top female finisher was Schweinfurt a a Denise Murphy 26, who captured the other airline ticket finishing at 36 56.72. Wanda Toro placed second at 37 36.94, while Joann of Brien the top female in the 30-44 age group came in third at 38 12.03. Robert Meyer 13, was the top runner in the 1-15 age group at 43 34.80. Anita Mann 50, topped All females in the Over-44 category while sports wire77th-ranked player stops erring Agassi from wire reports Tampa i la. A just a Day after looking like the Andre Agassi of old the second seed was upset by 77th-ranked Franco Davin of Argentina 6-4, 7-6 7-0 Friday in the quarterfinals of the Usta men s Clay courts tournament. On thursday 17th-Rankcd Agassi mowed Down unseeded Claudio Pistolesi of Italy 6-1, 6-2 in 57 minutes and talked about How he Felt his slumping game was starting to come around. On Friday Davin sent him into a relapse frustrating Agassi by repeatedly running Down what looked at first like sure winners. As Agassi grew impatient so did the number of his unforced errors. His unsteady play did him in in a crucial 10th game of the second set when Agassi led 5-4. Three times he had set Point. He lost them  bounced in Nice Nice France a Argentina a Gabriel mrkus eliminated top seeded Pete Sampras in a third set tiebreaker saturday to gain the final of the upset Ridden Nice open Tennis tournament. The unseeded mrkus a 6-1, 2-6, 7-6 7-5 Victor will play for the title sunday against no. 7 seed Javier Sanchez. The spaniard beat Frances Fabrice Santoro 6-3, 7-6 7-3. Alfred Helfmann 45, finished at 33 00.22. In the 5-Kilomctcr Bunny run Ralph Ward placed first in both the Overall and 30-44 age group with a Mark of 16 39.13, followed by Andreas Kaminski at 17 47.86, who won the top spot in the 16-29 age category Lori Taimanglo 30, was the top female finisher at 18 21.83. Mathias Wagner 15, won top honors in the 1-15 age group with a Mark of 24 09.19, followed by Dan iela Hinz at 24 43,10. Lothar Kwinn was the top Ovcr-44 finisher at 25 02.62. Griesheim a 85-year-old Christopher Meyer and his wife Christina 84, finished at 31 20.47 and 35 18,88  ordered to pay arum new York a world boxing Council Junior welterweight Champion Julio Cesar Chavez was ordered Friday by a Federal arbitration panel to pay $450,000 to promoter Bob arum for breaching a contract he signed in 1990.anderson has graft surgery san Antonio a Spur guard Willie Anderson underwent grafting surgery on both Shin Bones Friday to re Eair stress fractures. The 2vi-hour surgery was performed y orthopaedic surgeon or. Jack  athletes out in bet probe Orono Maine a thirteen baseball players and six members of the football team have been suspended from their teams during an investigation into alleged sports gambling at the University of Maine. The investigation is being conducted by Campus police and the Penobscot county District attorneys office. The 19 athletes Are among 40 students being investigated. Sports on the air Central european time an and seb television baseball a Cleveland at new York 7 30 . Sunday Atlanta at los Angeles 2 . Monday. Basketball a Detroit at Chicago 10 30 . Sunday. An and seb radio baseball a Seattle at Milwaukee 8 30 . Sunday san Francisco at Houston 2 . Monday. Champion predicts up Tempo run to Boston by Bert Rosenthal Boston a last year was an aberration. It was not a typical Boston Marathon. The Pace was unusually slow on a Good Day for racing and the winning time �?2 hours 11 minutes 6 seconds a reflected it. It wont happen again this year promises defending Champion Ibrahim Hussein of Kenya Ling cd of a a unless the weather interferes. A this year the people Here want to run fast a said Hussein also the Boston Champion in 1988 when he became the first african Winner in the races storied history. A an olympic year is always fast. This race is the olympic qualifier for a lot of countries and the runners want to impress the  with a lot at stake and a slew of Young inexperienced african runners competing the Pace should be fast. Runners who la push the Pace include Hussein who out kicked ikan Gaa in the final 100 Yards and won the closest Boston Marathon Ever by one second four years ago ikan Gaa the second place Boston finisher from 1988-90 and the 1989 new York City Marathon Champion in a course record 2 08 01 Abebe Mekonnen of Ethiopia the 1989 Boston Champion and 1991 runner up and Steve Jones of Wales the former world record Holder and two time Chicago Marathon Winner. While the men were running relatively slowly last year the women produced the fastest Overall finish in Marathon history with the first six finishers under 2 30 00. Leading the Way was Poland a Wanda Panfil in 2 24 18, the second fastest Boston Ever behind Only Joan Benoit Samu Elsons 2 22 43 in 1983, and the fastest in the world in 1991. Panfil also the world Champion and ranked no. 1 in the world last year is Back to defend her title. Trying to unseat her As Champion will be Germany Suta Pippig third last year and Olga Markova of Russia the second place finisher in the new York City Marathon in november. The race is devoid of top class americans because the . Women s olympic trials were held in late january and the menus trials were conducted last weekend. The race has attracted a record Field of More than 9,500, about 900 More than last year and some 200 More than the record of 9,362 set in 1990. One of the major attractions of the race As usual will be Johnny Kelley. The 84-year-old Kelley the Champion in 1935 and 1945, will be starting his 61st Boston Marathon. He has finished 57 of the 60 races he has started. Boston facts amp figures Boston a facts a figures Lor to Morrow s Boston Marathon starting time noon not starting my approximately  Ini Man s Cheni firkin Brati Ltd Hussain Kanya. It woman s Champion Wanda pan Poland. Count record Potdar men Rob Dacasta a crate. 2 hours 7 minutes 61 seconds i960 court record Holder woman Joan Banom Samu Atson. United Siatos. 2 22 43, 1983. World record Hofstar Man Belay Neh Den Jmc. Ethiopia 2 06 so. 1968. World record Holder woman in Grid kit Owwen Norway 2 21.06, 1966. Putz Money $418,000, with $60,000 to the Irett place Man s and women a Zahars prizes my be awarded to the 0ri is mans and woman s fun wars n the Opan Imwon a try to men s and woman s int shers in the maa tars div wion and the fast three Man s and woman s try shars in the wheelchair division. There also Wal to Bonu aaa it or world and course records